Thank you very much! Spread the word! LOL. 😂😎 I try to sprinkle in a few of the useful ones I do....the failures I toss in the trash! LOL. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊 Stay safe my friend.
Actually, you didn't build a water transfer pump. You purchased a water transfer pump and installed it inside of a waterproof casing, adding hoses and electrical switch.
Thanks Ed, I'm definitely not real mechanically inclined but I enjoyed the project. Yeah, it helps me if my stuff is laid out in an organized manner. Appreciate your comments.
Hey J&A, glad you found it useful. I really like it for the compact features and the easy storage. It keeps it clean and neat...but I really like the switch! Safe Travels, stay warm. Thanks for watching.
It was a fun project and took less time than I thought to complete. I also didn't have as many "extra" parts left over than I thought too! Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
That's awesome the pump didn't even need primed. Ima have to build one of these. In my class b I can siphon to fresh water tank using the sanitizing valving using motorhome water pump the issue is unless it's primed it won't pull water from a container. With this contraption I would be able to buy let's say 5 gallon jug of water at Walmart and feed fresh water tank.
Hey Mike, this needed a little help since I put some water in the hose first. I always do that to reduce any potential wear and tear on the pump. But it was sucking the water out of that bucket! It's really quiet and easy to store. I really like mine...that's why I built another one! Thanks for the comment and appreciate you watching the channel. 😎
Thanks. I was real pleased with how it turned out...and I used all my parts that I purchased! Very few leftovers. LOL. Alaska should be an adventure. Glad you're coming along on the journey. 😎
That's a really good idea! Always have an extra pump around in case yours go out on the RV and of course for the idea that you have transferring water back and forth.
LOL. Thanks for the comment. I didn't see an DIY for this on YT so I decided to do it myself to help others who may want to save some money. I couldn't believe how much they want now to purchase one. It has gone up nearly double from several years ago. Appreciate you watching the channel. 😊
LOL...hmm..make a little money on it? It was a fun project but you have a nice working one so it's all good. It's great to have one so that is the main thing. Appreciate your comment and thanks for watching the channel.
You're welcome, Peter. We enjoy sharing. I just didn't see a lot of videos out there on this type of very useful DIY so I decided to do one. Glad you liked it. 😊
Thanks, Mark. Yes, I wanted to make some improvements in a slightly smaller footprint for the pump. I like the switch...it's just cool. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
I really like it, Keith. I use my other one all the time since we boondock a lot. Being in a case keeps it organized and easy to carry. Thanks for the comment. 😃
Good info! If you are looking for another macerator pump, Rec Pro carry's their own brand. You only have to adapt a garden hose fitting to the discharge! They are about the same as a Flo Jet except for price. The Rec Pro is $140.00, with free shipping, I think. Cheers!
thanks Charlie. I think I'm going to transfer the FloJet to Curiosity but I'll keep that in mind for a possible future replacement. Hope to see you guys in a few weeks. Stay warm down in SC. Say "hi" to Yvonne for us. 😎😊
Thanks and glad you found us! We enjoy the RV travel lifestyle and like to share our experiences so that others may benefit. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
Nice build. I recently picked up a 60 gallon bladder and will be picking up a duplicate water pump to the RV. Was planning to put it in a box at some point and this provides some good inspiration. FYI those DC connector are not Anderson connectors…just quick connectors. They are commonly used by Motorola but are pretty standard. I do like the real Anderson PowerPoles (red/black) as they are not only polarized but are also genderless. Makes it super handy when making up an assortment of connection cables and extensions. They are popular in the Ham Radio groups.
Thanks for the correction. Yep, they are a 2 pin molded connector. I had Anderson on my mind because I was looking at another project down the road which dealt with the RV battery connections. Appreciate helping to keep me straight. I really like the pump in a case because it's easier to handle, store, keeps it clean and all the parts are with it. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
@@bigtruckbigtravels yup Anderson also makes the higher amperage connectors as well (often gray) that are also genderless/hermaphroditic. Look into the smaller ones with red/black housing. They can come with 15/30/45 amp pins.
LOL...if we didn't have "bad planning" then somedays we'd have no planning at all! 😂🤣It has gotten me out of several jams and just makes boondocking so much nicer and more fun. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
this video is great and aggravating at the same time. i wish there was more explanation and direction on which fittings go where. Also, a lot of the fittings you link to aren't for potable water due to lead.
Sorry, William. I really did this as a guide and idea video. My original intention was not to do a step by step instruction of how to build it but there are parts of the video which do give you that impression. I hope in some way it does help. Thanks for watching.
back in the old days of camping, I started with a tent and when I bought my first trailer I used a boat bilge pump to transfer water from 6 gallon jugs to the trailer water tank with an on/off switch. primitive but it worked great
That was way ahead of the times back then! That's very cool and would work great. This was a fun project for me and it was interesting. Thank you for the comments.
Thanks, Steve and Hello down under. I really liked the project and didn't see any on TH-cam for this DIY so I thought it would be good to share. Glad you liked it and hope you find it useful. 😊
You are correct, Jamie. They are compression fittings which provide a seal with the help of that O ring inside. Also, the PVC threads on both male and female help to eliminate any leaks. Thanks
Hey, Mark, I did use some teflon on the brass threads but with the connections to the pump they are a compression fitting with a gasket inside which prevents any leaks. No leaks! Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
FYI - that’s an SAE plug not an Anderson plug. I only mention this for those that may be thinking of building this and aren’t familiar with the difference…
hey Ken, there is an inline fuse on the power cable. It is in a molded black case with a cover so it is very hard to see. Thanks for the comment. Appreciate it. 😎
David- I was inspired to attempt to build my own Water Boy and was needing some clarification on some of the items from your Amazon page/ store. For the water connectors and covers listed, there seem to be more items than actually used in the video. Can you please specify exactly what items were used in the video? Also, wanted you to know that I am attempting to build mine to accept both the alligator clips you used and a 12V male adapter that will fit into a 12V female that currently goes to my portable power station, so I don't have to hook to a battery terminal if one is not close enough to do so. Once again, thanks for the inspiration and wish me luck...I may need it! Love the channel and hope you and Sondra continue to have Great Travels!! BTW- Is there a sticker for completing this project??
Hey, Mike, no sticker but a big " Attaboy"! Let me look at the pump. I was thinking a building or a little differently so the reason for multiple parts...plus some package counts were more than I needed. Let me look tonight. Can you send me an email?
Great job. I will definitely be building one myself. I did not see the brass hose fittings that connect to the bulkhead fittings. Which did you use? Thanks. Safe Travels.
Very true. I think I got those at Lowes but here's a start: STURGID 25034 Brass Male Garden Hose Thread Swivel with 3/8" Barb x 3/4"GHT, Includes Stainless Steel Clamp 2 Pack of Anderson Metals-07046-0612 Brass Garden Hose Swivel Fitting, Connector, 3/8" Barb x 3/4" Female Hose
No idea, James. I don't believe there is any appreciable amount of degradation to flow with the 90 degree elbows. Probably a little but I haven't noticed a difference. Upon reflection, if I did another pump I would install as I did the first version (straight tubes) but I would add the switch. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
Do you think the pump would get to hot in the box if it would to be used to pump water to a pressure washer for detailing. The harbor freight pump would be to loud in an enclosed 6 x 10 trailer. On top of that the videos I’ve seen on the harbor freight pumps they get warm and I would need to run a bypass back to the tank. So the pump don’t burn up.
@@bigtruckbigtravels I would assume I would run it a little longer. But I guess I can connect it to a wireless power plug and the just turn it back on when I need water after the main wash.
Hey thanks for the great video! I am curious , if you were to attach a garden nozzle to the out spout would you be able to turn it on and off? Or would the pressure build too much and fry the motor? Thanks!!
very cool, but why not just buy one of the $50 transfer pumps that are available? I am considering this myself and I think the benefit of this route would be the fact that it can run dry and self prime? And/or these RV pumps are so reliable...? Thanks!
A few reasons for this project. The case is easy to carry and store. The pump is more powerful and will push more water to the tank. The pump is definitely more reliable (I started with the $50 transfer pump and it was not very good and failed after 1 year of use).
@@bigtruckbigtravels Awesome, thank you that is what I was thinking. Do you ever have it lift water from dry or is it always primed? I have an auxilary tank thats below my sprinter (in the spare tire) and I would like to plumb something like this above it inside the van but im not sure if it would wear out running dry momentarily (and lifting the water 2ft). vs having it mobile like this and having gravity essentially prime the pump on its own before transfering it up to the main tank...
No issues on overheating. It usually only takes me about 15-20 minutes of pumping to empty our tank on the truck so that's as long as I've run it. I usually close it while running and the water helps to keep it cool as well. Plus all my connections are rated for 20 amps so as to insure the electrical side is sized properly.
Great question! I have a 12v power port in my water bay and use the banana clips to power the pump. This is powered from the batteries in my RV. We have 30 kwh of lithium. This may answer a few questions. th-cam.com/video/gNseHzHydVs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kRC6XFqwqDyem4zM
I did have a question regarding your build. Would it be possible to replace the alligator clips that go on a battery terminal for a male 12v cigarette lighter plug? I wanted to have it go in the Fe mail 12 V receptacle that goes into my NOCO charger for power. Just curious of your thoughts.
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This is the best RV series on TH-cam. The DIY gadgets are frosting on top.
Thank you very much! Spread the word! LOL. 😂😎 I try to sprinkle in a few of the useful ones I do....the failures I toss in the trash! LOL. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊 Stay safe my friend.
Actually, you didn't build a water transfer pump. You purchased a water transfer pump and installed it inside of a waterproof casing, adding hoses and electrical switch.
Great job on the pump, love your style of how you put a unit together, all nice and neat and not cobbled.
Thanks Ed, I'm definitely not real mechanically inclined but I enjoyed the project. Yeah, it helps me if my stuff is laid out in an organized manner. Appreciate your comments.
Yes David I did recognize the compression fittings. I always use that ounce of prevention.
oh yeah! I like to double up on any ounces of prevention that's possible.
Hi guys...that was a very good idea...we use something similar...however I like your idea better...stay safe..thanks for the video...J&A
Hey J&A, glad you found it useful. I really like it for the compact features and the easy storage. It keeps it clean and neat...but I really like the switch! Safe Travels, stay warm. Thanks for watching.
Great job AS always
It was a fun project and took less time than I thought to complete. I also didn't have as many "extra" parts left over than I thought too! Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
That's awesome the pump didn't even need primed. Ima have to build one of these. In my class b I can siphon to fresh water tank using the sanitizing valving using motorhome water pump the issue is unless it's primed it won't pull water from a container. With this contraption I would be able to buy let's say 5 gallon jug of water at Walmart and feed fresh water tank.
Hey Mike, this needed a little help since I put some water in the hose first. I always do that to reduce any potential wear and tear on the pump. But it was sucking the water out of that bucket! It's really quiet and easy to store. I really like mine...that's why I built another one! Thanks for the comment and appreciate you watching the channel. 😎
Nice job on version 2.0 David. Looking forward to your Alaska videos!
Thanks. I was real pleased with how it turned out...and I used all my parts that I purchased! Very few leftovers. LOL. Alaska should be an adventure. Glad you're coming along on the journey. 😎
That's a really good idea! Always have an extra pump around in case yours go out on the RV and of course for the idea that you have transferring water back and forth.
Yes, I love the pump for the water transfer aspects of it but I also really like the thought of having a useful backup device too!
wonderful. Just watched the video.
LOL. Thanks for the comment. I didn't see an DIY for this on YT so I decided to do it myself to help others who may want to save some money. I couldn't believe how much they want now to purchase one. It has gone up nearly double from several years ago. Appreciate you watching the channel. 😊
Very nicely, neatly done. So cute to hear such a supportive wifey :)
She's all in on this stuff! Thanks
Yes, I bought the $400 one you mentioned. I haven’t used it yet, maybe I can sell it for $550? Lol. I should’ve made my own like you did. Great job!
LOL...hmm..make a little money on it? It was a fun project but you have a nice working one so it's all good. It's great to have one so that is the main thing. Appreciate your comment and thanks for watching the channel.
Daves a handy guy
Most days🤔😊😂 .....Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
Thanks for sharing 😊
You're welcome, Peter. We enjoy sharing. I just didn't see a lot of videos out there on this type of very useful DIY so I decided to do one. Glad you liked it. 😊
Great show as always
Thanks Dean, appreciate the comments and your time watching the channel. 😊
great idea this is my next project really nice job
Thanks, Lance. It works great and packs nicely. Fun project. Appreciate your comments.
Well done sir! I've thought about doing this. I really like your second version after learning from the first.
Thanks, Mark. Yes, I wanted to make some improvements in a slightly smaller footprint for the pump. I like the switch...it's just cool. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
Very ingenious. I’m sure will come in handy!!!!
I really like it, Keith. I use my other one all the time since we boondock a lot. Being in a case keeps it organized and easy to carry. Thanks for the comment. 😃
Good info! If you are looking for another macerator pump, Rec Pro carry's their own brand. You only have to adapt a garden hose fitting to the discharge! They are about the same as a Flo Jet except for price. The Rec Pro is $140.00, with free shipping, I think. Cheers!
thanks Charlie. I think I'm going to transfer the FloJet to Curiosity but I'll keep that in mind for a possible future replacement. Hope to see you guys in a few weeks. Stay warm down in SC. Say "hi" to Yvonne for us. 😎😊
Great upload. I’m a newer viewer and turned on notifications by the 2nd video I’ve watched, keep up the great work.
Thanks and glad you found us! We enjoy the RV travel lifestyle and like to share our experiences so that others may benefit. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
Nice build. I recently picked up a 60 gallon bladder and will be picking up a duplicate water pump to the RV. Was planning to put it in a box at some point and this provides some good inspiration.
FYI those DC connector are not Anderson connectors…just quick connectors. They are commonly used by Motorola but are pretty standard. I do like the real Anderson PowerPoles (red/black) as they are not only polarized but are also genderless. Makes it super handy when making up an assortment of connection cables and extensions. They are popular in the Ham Radio groups.
Thanks for the correction. Yep, they are a 2 pin molded connector. I had Anderson on my mind because I was looking at another project down the road which dealt with the RV battery connections. Appreciate helping to keep me straight. I really like the pump in a case because it's easier to handle, store, keeps it clean and all the parts are with it. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
@@bigtruckbigtravels yup Anderson also makes the higher amperage connectors as well (often gray) that are also genderless/hermaphroditic. Look into the smaller ones with red/black housing. They can come with 15/30/45 amp pins.
th-cam.com/video/bZHh3nWXtkw/w-d-xo.html
Very helpful and thank you 😊
Thanks Tiffany, I hope you get a chance to try it out someday. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
Great job! I totally could have used it several times in the past, thanks to bad planning, lol...
LOL...if we didn't have "bad planning" then somedays we'd have no planning at all! 😂🤣It has gotten me out of several jams and just makes boondocking so much nicer and more fun. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
this video is great and aggravating at the same time. i wish there was more explanation and direction on which fittings go where. Also, a lot of the fittings you link to aren't for potable water due to lead.
Sorry, William. I really did this as a guide and idea video. My original intention was not to do a step by step instruction of how to build it but there are parts of the video which do give you that impression. I hope in some way it does help. Thanks for watching.
back in the old days of camping, I started with a tent and when I bought my first trailer I used a boat bilge pump to transfer water from 6 gallon jugs to the trailer water tank with an on/off switch. primitive but it worked great
That was way ahead of the times back then! That's very cool and would work great. This was a fun project for me and it was interesting. Thank you for the comments.
Excellent well done 👍👍🇦🇺
Thanks, Steve and Hello down under. I really liked the project and didn't see any on TH-cam for this DIY so I thought it would be good to share. Glad you liked it and hope you find it useful. 😊
Hi David and Sondra I noticed you did not use any teflon tape on your threads. I always use it to prevent leaks.
Leaks?
What leaks?
LOL!
You’re right, but the pipes looks nice and tight
Those look like hose fittings, which have a rubber washer inside to stop them from leaking.
You are correct, Jamie. They are compression fittings which provide a seal with the help of that O ring inside. Also, the PVC threads on both male and female help to eliminate any leaks. Thanks
Nice and tight, for sure. Leaks?...I got no leaks! 🤣
Hey, Mark, I did use some teflon on the brass threads but with the connections to the pump they are a compression fitting with a gasket inside which prevents any leaks. No leaks! Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
I need one:)
I love it. Thanks for the comment and appreciate you watching the channel. 😊
FYI - that’s an SAE plug not an Anderson plug. I only mention this for those that may be thinking of building this and aren’t familiar with the difference…
Thank you and you are correct. I misspoke about it. I put it on the Amazon store so that anyone could reference it more easily. Appreciate your input.
Thank you!
You're welcome. Thanks for your time to watch the channel.
I am building one right now but adding a built in 12v 12amp Li po battery so I dont have to chase down 12v.
Ok, Byron, that is cool and very flexible. Good idea!
gllad to know similar product ,we protuct a full fuction pump kit ,the box type
Very nice. I really like my setup. It does a great job of transferring water.
You don’t feel the need to fuse the 12 vdc? It would be easy to do.
hey Ken, there is an inline fuse on the power cable. It is in a molded black case with a cover so it is very hard to see. Thanks for the comment. Appreciate it. 😎
David- I was inspired to attempt to build my own Water Boy and was needing some clarification on some of the items from your Amazon page/ store. For the water connectors and covers listed, there seem to be more items than actually used in the video. Can you please specify exactly what items were used in the video? Also, wanted you to know that I am attempting to build mine to accept both the alligator clips you used and a 12V male adapter that will fit into a 12V female that currently goes to my portable power station, so I don't have to hook to a battery terminal if one is not close enough to do so.
Once again, thanks for the inspiration and wish me luck...I may need it! Love the channel and hope you and Sondra continue to have Great Travels!!
BTW- Is there a sticker for completing this project??
Hey, Mike, no sticker but a big " Attaboy"! Let me look at the pump. I was thinking a building or a little differently so the reason for multiple parts...plus some package counts were more than I needed. Let me look tonight. Can you send me an email?
@@bigtruckbigtravels do you happen to get my email I sent regarding the water boy build?
Great job. I will definitely be building one myself. I did not see the brass hose fittings that connect to the bulkhead fittings. Which did you use?
Thanks. Safe Travels.
Very true. I think I got those at Lowes but here's a start:
STURGID 25034 Brass Male Garden Hose Thread Swivel with 3/8" Barb x 3/4"GHT, Includes Stainless Steel Clamp
2 Pack of Anderson Metals-07046-0612 Brass Garden Hose Swivel Fitting, Connector, 3/8" Barb x 3/4" Female Hose
@@bigtruckbigtravels Should those be 1/2" Barb. The Hose and fittings on the pump are 1/2" barb?
@@bennyrstafford1678 let me double check. I thought the OD was 1/2" but the ID was 3/8".
@@bennyrstafford1678 Yes. The hose is 1/2" ID and 3/4" OD. The barbs should be 1/2".
Any idea on the amount of flow restriction having the 2 90° on the pump?
Seems like the other unit would pump faster 🤔
No idea, James. I don't believe there is any appreciable amount of degradation to flow with the 90 degree elbows. Probably a little but I haven't noticed a difference. Upon reflection, if I did another pump I would install as I did the first version (straight tubes) but I would add the switch. Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
Can I use the Jackery 500 for this?
The Jackery 500 only supports 7 amps for 12vdc. This pump uses up to about 15 amps dc. A different pump would be better.
Do you think the pump would get to hot in the box if it would to be used to pump water to a pressure washer for detailing. The harbor freight pump would be to loud in an enclosed 6 x 10 trailer. On top of that the videos I’ve seen on the harbor freight pumps they get warm and I would need to run a bypass back to the tank. So the pump don’t burn up.
No. As long as water is flowing it should be good but it also depends on how long it works. Mine goes for about 20 minutes or so and is still cool.
@@bigtruckbigtravels I would assume I would run it a little longer. But I guess I can connect it to a wireless power plug and the just turn it back on when I need water after the main wash.
should get an acumulation tank
Great idea! We have one and works fantastic! Thank you. 😃
I’m setting up off grid water in my van. Do I need an accumulator tank? Is it silent enough without it?
You wouldn't need it. Either way you'd still hear the pump but for a van I would not install one.
Hey thanks for the great video! I am curious , if you were to attach a garden nozzle to the out spout would you be able to turn it on and off? Or would the pressure build too much and fry the motor? Thanks!!
Hey, John, this pump is not a demand pump but you could do that with another model pump (demand).
@@bigtruckbigtravels thank you !!
very cool, but why not just buy one of the $50 transfer pumps that are available? I am considering this myself and I think the benefit of this route would be the fact that it can run dry and self prime? And/or these RV pumps are so reliable...? Thanks!
A few reasons for this project. The case is easy to carry and store. The pump is more powerful and will push more water to the tank. The pump is definitely more reliable (I started with the $50 transfer pump and it was not very good and failed after 1 year of use).
@@bigtruckbigtravels Awesome, thank you that is what I was thinking. Do you ever have it lift water from dry or is it always primed? I have an auxilary tank thats below my sprinter (in the spare tire) and I would like to plumb something like this above it inside the van but im not sure if it would wear out running dry momentarily (and lifting the water 2ft). vs having it mobile like this and having gravity essentially prime the pump on its own before transfering it up to the main tank...
@adamfenech132 this pump works much better primed.
So I'm looking for that waterproof on/off switch, I pretty much have everything else, but it isn't on the list anywhere. Can you help?
Something like this, Scott. a.co/d/a5pJFzw
So... What's the model of the pump? Seaflo?
Yes, a Seaflo. The model is on the Amazon store idea list. Link in the description.
Have any issues with the pump overheating? No need for a vent on the case, or do you only run it while open?
No issues on overheating. It usually only takes me about 15-20 minutes of pumping to empty our tank on the truck so that's as long as I've run it. I usually close it while running and the water helps to keep it cool as well. Plus all my connections are rated for 20 amps so as to insure the electrical side is sized properly.
Good to know. Thanks for the reply!
Looking for a quiet water transfer pump to circulate a cold plunge tub.. any units you would recommend that are quiet ?
I've got this one on the Amazon store, Lonnie for reference. It seems quiet to me. amzn.to/3rRL5OZ
Thanks man... so funny I was at camping world and that is the exact u it I picked up 💪🏻
@forshizzleinthehizzl lol...great minds think alike!
This might sound stupid but did you conect this directly to rv battery
Great question! I have a 12v power port in my water bay and use the banana clips to power the pump. This is powered from the batteries in my RV. We have 30 kwh of lithium. This may answer a few questions.
th-cam.com/video/gNseHzHydVs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kRC6XFqwqDyem4zM
How much would you charge to build me one of these??
😆 hey, Mike. Hmmm... I'm kind of expensive... the going rate is a full Whataburger meal (Sweet & Spicy Bacon cheese) with a large drink. 😋
Well, we can do that and then some. Just let me know.
I did have a question regarding your build. Would it be possible to replace the alligator clips that go on a battery terminal for a male 12v cigarette lighter plug? I wanted to have it go in the Fe mail 12 V receptacle that goes into my NOCO charger for power.
Just curious of your thoughts.
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Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment. Glad you're along on the journey.😊
@@bigtruckbigtravels 👍
Regrettably Conte is not a reliable enough candidate for US soccer to consider.
🤔😉🤣 thanks for the comment. 😃 Appreciate your time watching the channel.
Pointless, just buy a cheep rechargeable water pump, far better and controllable 🎉
Good point but... it's not powerful enough to fill our tanks. Too much back pressure.